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Importing video from camera.
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What is teh best way to import video from a video camera to the computer's hard drive? I usually use Windows Movie Maker. But, when i am trying it with this, it comes off all distorted and pixellated. What program to you use? Thanks for the help.
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dont use windows movie maker for importing footage. Its pixelated because it automatically compressed it. Depending on what you can get your hands on, use a legit program to capture; i would recommend Adobe Premiere, but there are a handful of other programs that will work too. Just make sure that your capturing raw avi in the highest quality settings from that DV tape. Hope it helps....
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get your hands on adobe preimere and get yourself a Firewire to capture the vids to your computer. After that, it's all gravy!!
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change the capture settings in windows movie maker so it isn't compressed.
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its probably under like file > preferences or soemthing like that. I don't remember how to do it but I know you can.
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i found something that said compression, but after trying all the choices, its still all pixellated and shitty... what can i do so i can get the video off the camera, in normal quality?
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